Know your entry.
The instrument, direction and entry level give the idea a clear starting point.
A CLEARER NEXT MOVE
Forex trade ideas. Clear levels. Practical tools.
Put a little more structure behind your next move.
Free to explore. Your account. Your decisions.
A signal gives you a setup to evaluate.
Understand the levels, decide whether it fits,
and work out your risk before entering.
The instrument, direction and entry level give the idea a clear starting point.
A stop loss helps define the setup’s risk. Position size turns that distance into an amount.
Three take profit levels let you explore a staged exit. Every level remains a scenario.
A good starting point is knowing what you can control.
You can’t choose the outcome of a trade. You can choose your position size, set your risk limit and decide when a setup isn’t right for you.
Our approach brings the idea and the planning tools into one place. Take the time to understand the setup before putting capital behind it.
Start with your riskSet your budget. Check the size.
Explore a 70 / 20 / 10 split across three targets.
All calculations stay in your browser.
Position size
Rounded down to your broker’s volume step.
Scenario assumes each allocated position closes at its target, with no stop adjustments.
Estimates exclude spreads, commissions, swaps, slippage and price gaps. A stop loss does not guarantee the execution price. No live quotes.
Planning tool only. Check contract sizes, pip values and volume limits with your broker. Targets are optional; enter all three to see a complete staged exit scenario.
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A signal is a trade idea with an instrument, direction, entry and exit levels. It gives you a scenario to assess against your own trading plan. It cannot predict or guarantee a profitable outcome.
Join the free Telegram channel to explore the community. Read the setup carefully and use the trade planner to estimate your position size before deciding whether to trade. A demo account can help you become familiar with the process.
No. You enter your own prices and account equity. USD-quoted forex pairs assume 100,000 base units per standard lot. USD-base pairs use your entry price for conversion. Cross pairs require a manually verified USD pip value. Gold defaults to a 100-ounce contract with a 0.01 price increment; check your broker’s specification.
The planner distributes whole broker volume steps across three exits, as close as possible to 70%, 20% and 10%. If any slice falls below the broker’s minimum lot size, it flags that the split cannot be executed as shown. Target estimates assume no stop adjustments and exclude trading costs.
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No. Forex and CFD trading can result in substantial losses. Signals, examples and planning tools do not guarantee results or provide personal investment advice. Past performance does not establish future outcomes.